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Lone Rider
Artist:
Joe Meek
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Jungle Fever - the Tornados
2. It's Just a Matter of Time - Mike Berry with the Admirals
3. Hurtin' Inside - Cliff Bennett ; the Rebel Rousers
4. Lone Rider - John Leyton
5. Honey 'Cause I Love You - Michael Cox
6. Lonely Week-End - Ray Dexter
7. 'Til the Following Night - Screaming Lord Sutch with the Savages
8. My Baby Doll - Mike Berry ; the Outlaws
9. Black Buffalo - the Flee-Reckkers 1
10. Big Beat Drum (Feat. Jimmy Page) - Neil Christian ; the Crusaders 1
11. Bad Boy - Marty Wilde ; His Wildcats 1
12. North Wind - Houston Wells 1
13. Mr. Lovebug - Iain Gregory 1
14. Girl Bride - Geoff Goddard 1
15. Telstar - the Tornados 1
16. Can't You Hear My Heart - Danny Rivers 1
17. Dear One - Tony Victor 1
18. Stand Up - Michael Cox 1
19. Johnny Remember Me - John Leyton 2
20. Taboo - Charles Blackwell and His Orchestra 2
21. You Gave Me the Blues - Alan Klein 2
22. Golden Cage - John Fraser 2
23. Night of the Vampire - the Moontrekkers 2
24. The Story of My Life - Gary Miller 2
25. Two Timing Baby - Carter-Lewis ; the Southerners 2
26. Can't You Hear the Beat of a Broken Heart - Iain Gregory 2
27. Poppin' - the Chaps 2
28. Just Too Late - Peter Jay ; the Blue Men 2
29. Hot Chick A'roo - Ricky Wayne ; the Flee-Rekkers 3
30. Guess That's the Way It Goes - Don Charles
More Info:
EU-only collection. An important, even inimitable, figure of early British pop and rock & roll, Joe Meek was a pioneering record producer and sound engineer who became infamous for his eccentric behavior and experimentation with instruments. Like Phil Spector, Meek also changed the landscape of music with innovative production techniques that, much more than the artists he worked with, stamped a vision of mad genius on his recordings. In Meek's case, this usually amounted to super-compressed sound, wavering sped-up vocals, ghostly backing violins and choruses, spooky echo and reverb, ticky-tack variable-speed piano, and all manners of Halloween and outer-space sound effects. This quintessential collector's edition compiles Meek's most essential and enduring work, gathering a variety of the great sides he produced between 1958 and 1962. Included here are classics like the Tornados' 'Telstar', John Leyton's 'Johnny Remember Me', Screaming Lord Sutch's 'Til the Following Night', and Cliff Bennett & the Rebel Rousers' 'Hurtin' Inside'.Also featured here are lesser-heard tracks which are just as enjoyable as the hits.
